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2007/7/8, James Jeffery [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Microformats are about creating standards, standards for software vendors
and web developers.
In the future, with the use of powerful web technologies search engines
and
such will be able to
Diego La Monica wrote:
What about address/address element?
The address element is a perfect candidate to be marked up using hCard.
Twitter uses the address element in conjunction with hCard to specify
the author of the page, e.g. my own twitter page contains:
address
ul class=about vcard
Hi!
Serdar Kilic schrieb:
The address element is a perfect candidate to be marked up using hCard.
address
ul class=about vcard entry-author
liName: span class=fnSerdar Kiliç/span/li
liLocation: span class=adrSydney/span/li
liWeb: a href=http://weblog.kilic.net; class=url
Martin Heiden wrote:
Hi!
Serdar Kilic schrieb:
The address element is a perfect candidate to be marked up using hCard.
address
ul class=about vcard entry-author
liName: span class=fnSerdar Kiliç/span/li
liLocation: span class=adrSydney/span/li
liWeb: a
Microformats are about creating standards, standards for software vendors
and web developers.
In the future, with the use of powerful web technologies search engines and
such will be able to aggrigate results from class name, software will be
able to collect information from them aswell.
Its
Thierry Koblentz wrote:
[big snip]
If you're willing to go with that many elements, why not using microformats?
http://microformats.org/wiki/hcard
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Regards,
Thierry | www.TJKDesign.com
Perhaps I'm being dumb here, but I've looked at Microformats (briefly)
and I can't see the
Hi, I'm new about WSG Mailing List, but i'm thinking that this conversation
is really interesting.
What about address/address element?
D.
On 07/07/07, Designer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thierry Koblentz wrote:
[big snip]
If you're willing to go with that many elements, why not using
Diego La Monica wrote:
Hi, I'm new about WSG Mailing List, but i'm thinking that this
conversation is really interesting.
What about address/address element?
To quote W3C
The ADDRESS element specifies such information as address, signature and
authorship for the current document, and
Perhaps I'm being dumb here, but I've looked at Microformats (briefly)
and I can't see the advantage over what any decent webby would knock up
on his own. The hcard example makes every line a div and just seems,
frankly, daft.
So what's it all about?
What microformats do is create a
On Behalf Of Designer
Perhaps I'm being dumb here, but I've looked at Microformats (briefly)
and I can't see the advantage over what any decent webby would knock up
on his own. The hcard example makes every line a div and just seems,
frankly, daft.
So what's it all about?
Web designers
Designer wrote:
The hcard example makes every line a div and just seems,
frankly, daft.
But you don't have to use divs, (nearly) any element will do, the key is
mostly the class names. Maybe having a look at some of the 'examples in
the wild' will be more instructive:
On Sat, 07 Jul 2007 18:57:27 +0100, Designer wrote:
Perhaps I'm being dumb here, but I've looked at Microformats
(briefly) and I can't see the advantage over what any decent webby
would knock up on his own. The hcard example makes every line a div
and just seems, frankly, daft.
Here's an
Hey all,
I picked-up this book off of Amazon a few weeks back... it does a great
job of explaining MF's... For those wanting to learn more, I suggest
thumbing through it at your local bookstore:
Microformats: Empowering Your Markup for Web 2.0 (Paperback)
http://tinyurl.com/2b946q
Great
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